Fort Lowell Park

Monica K

Great park for everyone! Two kiddie parks, one of them for under 5 years old. Swimming pool. A pond that is lush green surrounded by trees. There are lots of ducks and turtles.

Julianne

We visited on May 4th 2022. We were hoping to see more of the Fort, but the museum and buildings were closed. The shade trees made it nice. We read the history plaques. We really didn't check out the entire park, just the Fort area so I can't speak as to whether it is a nice park. I did find a dead baby turtle and the ants were eating it. We hope to come back when the museum is open.

John Rummel

Upon arriving in Tucson for a couple of months over the winter, we checked out about 4 dog parks in the central to north Tucson area. None of them appealed to use for the complete lack of grass, small size and larger, more aggressive dogs. Our dog is a bit nervous around bigger dogs, especially those that are aggressively playful. I found Ft. Lowell park on about our 4th or 5th day in Tucson and we haven't been anyplace else since then. It's not a dog park but it's a perfect place for a walk. Lots of space, some live grass (!) and a duck pond. We have both loved our time there and have met several new Tucson friends, both canine and hominid. The the pic was snapped when I had Bear off-leash for a moment, we always walk him on the leash and just remove it for brief periods when we're completely alone. Thanks to Tucson for such a nice city park and for the friends group that helps to maintain it.

Tadeo T

A great place to have a stroll and enjoy the winter weather! Plenty of space to social distance and let the kiddos run around.